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1/2 Barrel | 102.99 | |
1/4 Barrel | 57.99 | |
24 12oz Cans | 15.99 | |
24 12oz NR | 15.99 | |
24 16oz Cans | 20.49 | |
24 7oz NR | 14.49 | |
30 12oz Cans | 19.49
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This beer was put on the market in 1903 and is Miller Brewing's oldest brand. High Life is grouped under the pilsner category of beers and is 4.7% ABV.[8] The prevailing slogan on current packaging is "The Champagne of Beers", an adaptation of its long standing slogan "The Champagne of Bottled Beers". Accordingly, this beer is noted for its high level of carbonation, making it a very bubble filled beverage like champagne. It was originally available in miniature champagne bottles and was one of the premier high end beers in the country for many years. Except for a brief period in the 1990s, High Life bottles have always been quite distinctive, as they have a bright gold label and are made of a clear glass that has a tapered neck like a champagne bottle. High Life has brought back its "Girl in the Moon" logo, which features by today's standards a modestly dressed young lady that, by legend, is company founder Frederick Miller's granddaughter. High Life beat out 17 other contestants to take home the gold medal in "American-style Lagers" at the 2002 World Beer Cup.
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1/2 Barrel | 102.99 | |
1/4 Barrel | 57.99 | |
24 12oz Cans | 18.99 | |
24 12oz NR | 21.99 | |
24 16oz Cans | 23.99 | |
24 16oz Plastic NR | 26.99 | |
24 7oz NR | 14.99 | |
24 8oz Cans | 12.99 | |
30 12oz Cans | 22.99
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Our flagship brand, Miller Lite, is the great tasting, less filling beer that defined the American light beer category in 1975. Today, Miller Lite is the ultimate light beer, known for its inherent quality of great taste. Miller Lite is the only beer to win four gold awards in the World Beer Cup® for best American-Style light lager (2006, 2002, 1998, 1996).
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1/2 Barrel | 102.99 | |
1/4 Barrel | 57.99 | |
24 12oz Cans | 18.99 | |
24 12oz NR | 21.99 | |
24 16oz Cans | 23.99 | |
24 16oz Plastic NR | 26.99 | |
24 7oz NR | 14.99 | |
30 12oz Cans | 22.99
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Miller Genuine Draft was introduced in 1985 as the original cold filtered packaged draft beer, which means that the beer is not heat pasteurized. Miller uses an exclusive cold-filtered process that prevents some of the beer's flavor from being heated away. MGD received the gold medal in the American-style Premium Lager category at the 1999 World Beer Cup. It also received the silver medal at the 2003 American Beer Festival. The concept for Cold-filtered Miller Genuine Draft was developed by new product consultant Calle & Company. Martin Calle evolved the concept from Miller's New Ventures effort to launch a new dry beer at a time Miller Brewing was in danger of becoming a much-cloned Lite Beer manufacturer. Originally introduced as "Miller High Life Genuine Draft", the "High Life" part of the name was soon dropped. MGD is actually made from the same recipe as Miller High Life, with a different treatment. It was developed to give High Life drinkers the same taste in a can or bottle as they found in non-pasteurized kegs. It has 4.7% abv.
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1/2 Barrel | 102.99 | |
1/4 Barrel | 57.99 | |
24 12oz NR | 21.49
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Miller Genuine Draft 64—A lighter version of the regular Miller Genuine Draft Light with a 2.8% abv, also known as "MGD 64". It contains 64 calories per twelve-ounce serving. No other beer on the market has lower calories, although Becks Premier Light also has 64 calories. Miller launched this beer in the summer of 2007 in Madison, WI. It was received favorably and testing expanded to Arizona, San Diego and Sacramento.
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24 12oz NR | 23.99 | |
24 12oz Cans | 20.99
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Miller Chill—A chelada style 4.2% abv pale lager brewed with lime and salt. Introduced successfully in 2007.
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Plank Road Brewery
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24 12oz NR | 13.99 | |
30 12oz Cans | 16.49
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Introduced in 1994 and brewed with two barley malts and five varieties of American hops, Red Dog is a bold, yet uncommonly smooth beer. Golden in color, Red Dog is a full-flavored lager with medium body and crisp, refreshing finish.
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12 40oz NR | 22.49 | |
24 12oz NR | 18.49 | |
12 24oz Cans | 13.99
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Mickey's is Miller's "Fine Malt Liquor." It is 5.6% abv.
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24 12oz Cans | 15.99 | |
24 12oz NR | 15.99 | |
30 12oz Cans | 19.49
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A version of the Miller High Life but approximately the same nutritional content as the Miller Genuine Draft Light. It has 4.2% ABV.
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1/2 Barrel | 55.99 | |
30 12oz Cans | 15.99
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Introduced in 1984, Milwaukee's Best® features premium taste, without the premium price. Milwaukee’s Best won the silver medal at the Great American Beer Festival in 2003 for American Lager/Ale or Cream Ale, silver in 2004 and bronze in 2005 for American-Style Lager.
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1/2 Barrel | 46.99 | |
30 12oz Cans | 15.99
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Milwaukee's Best Ice is Miller’s lead ice brand in the budget segment. Milwaukee’s Best Ice was introduced nationally in 1994. It won the bronze medal at the Great American Beer Festival in 2003 for American-Style Specialty Lager and the bronze medal at the World Beer Cup in 2006 for American-Style Specialty Lager.
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1/2 Barrel | 51.99
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30 12oz Cans | 15.99
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Introduced in 1986, Milwaukee’s Best Light features premium taste, without the premium price. Milwaukee’s Best Light aims to become the beer choice for guys who understand that “men should act like men and light beer should taste like beer.”
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Introduced in 1998, Steel Reserve is the dominant brand in the fast growing high gravity lager category. The cans feature a vertical red 211 logo, representing the medieval symbol for steel. Steel Reserve is a slow-brewed with extra barley and select hops, giving it an exceptionally smooth taste.
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Olde English 800 is one of America’s leading malt liquor brands. Commonly referred to as “OE800,” it offers smooth, rich taste with a slightly fruity aroma that is a favorite among malt liquor drinkers. OE wears the crown because it is the King of Malt Liquors.
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America's first domestic ice beer, introduced in 1993, Icehouse is traditionally brewed and fermented. Just before aging, its temperature is lowered to below freezing, which imparts the beer's smoothness and an alcohol content that's slightly higher (5.5 percent by volume) than other regular premium beer brands.
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